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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
DISTRICT CoURF PRoCEEDuSGs.

SEATTLE, April ll.-Oourt convened 10
the county bailding at $50 a. m, ChieI
Justice X. A. jones presiding
In the case OF James MoNsaRht W. 7
b. ManRAn, q judgment vas rendered
for the plaiatiff for ftl70.27, attorneys
fees and costs.
On motion Of II. q. Strive. I. J. Llch-
tenboFR vas ADMITTED TO practice In the
courts Of this Territory on his ceTtifcats
from the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
vania.
On motion Of the same gentleman,
william 3. Bush, on bis certificate from
the Supreme Court Of Illinois, vas ed
mitted 10 practice.
Ga motion Of Eoen Saith. William
II. johnson, on q certificate from the
Supreme CoaFt Of Montana. vas I'D
mitted 70 practice in the courts Of this
Territory.
John Jeli, = native Of Austria, vas ad-
mitted 10 citix snship.
The appointment Of w. Z. Ledger.
woOd a. Deputy Clerk by James Seavey
Clerk, and the confirmation Of the 40
poiatment by JadRe Jsnes, vas entered
Of record.
Ca motion Of O. II HapfOrd. Jadgs
Jonea ordered that l. i Spahord be
produced In coars 81 2 a. N, April ilth
81 which time e hearing OF bis case vii
be had, and unless Sufficient Legal
grounds can be shown for holding him
he will be released.
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AsTaNrsnI.G srCcEss.


II is the duty Of every person Who has
used BoseAes's Gsraaa Syrup 10 let its
vonderful qualities Be known TO their
friends IN caring consumption. severe
coughs. eFeup, asthma, pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use u without immediate
relief. 1hres doses will rslisve anY case,
and 9e consider Is the duty Of all drug
sists 10 recommend it 70 the poor. dying
eousumptive, AZ least TO try one bottle,
as 81. 900 doEsn bottles we're sold last
yeaR, and 10 one case where Il failed
vas reported. Saeh medicine e. the
German SgFbD cannot BE too widely
known. Asa your druggist about IL.
sample bottles 90 try, sold a. 10 eeuts.
Regular siEe. Is cents. Sold By all
druggists and dsalsrs in the United
States and Canada cw
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New parasoIs. cHrsrrn ornAnr.
PsRF TOWNSEND NEWS.
IRREGULAR CORRESPONDENCE POST INTEL.
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REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE POST INTEL
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SHIPPING NOTES.
The bark Alexander, Capt. Tibhetts
s6S net tonnage, arrived yesterday, eight
days from San Francisco, to load q re-
turn cargo Of lumber for the Puget Mil
Company.
The iron ship Clarence 8. Bement
Captain Townsend, 1893 net tonnage
arrived yesterday. IL dayE from san
Francisco, to load coal at Nanaimo as q
return cargo.
The barkentine Amelia, Captain New
hall, 397 net tonnage, Lumber laden for
Honolulu, sailed Yesterday.
The Norwegian baFks @. Tobias and
Charles Bal, lumber laden frem Ia
coma, sailed on Sunday for Melbourne.
The British iron bark Swansea Castle
Captain Ruueiman, 575 net tonnage, five
days from Astoria, arrived yesterday tC
load lumber at Port Blakely at AZ shil
lings per thousand feet for Valparaiso
The ship Manuel L Laeuano, Captain
Smalley, sailed on Sunday, Iumbel
laden from Tacoma for Vallejo, Cal.
The baFksntine Kliekitat, Captain
Cutler, 466 net tonnage, lumber laden
from Port Gamble, sailed on Sunday fol
Honolulu.
The bark Theobald, Oap.ain Reed. ssl
net tonnage, sailed from Pert Discovery
on Sunday, lumber laden for San Fran.
CISCO.
TIE bark General Butler, Capt. Qapp
1924 net tonnage, sailed on Sunday fol
San Francisco, lumber laden from PORT
Gamble.
The ship Guardian, Capt. Fletcher
HIP net tonnage, loaded lumber ct Port
Discovery and sailed on Sunday for SaH
Francisco.
The British bark Braemer, Cant. Cav
1884 net tonnage, sailed on Sunday, Ium,
Der laden from Port Discovery foI
CalIao.
Captain MeKav, Of the bark zsiIa
states that the Z0ila's main-mast val
spvunR-net, as reported. on the triE
from Honolulu, but previous TO the YES
sells arrival in that portland also thai
the v ssel Is not materially injured, a
previously stated.
At noon . three-masted schooner
passed up Sound under sail.
The tuQ Mogul went 10 Barclays
Sound 10 TOW the bark Elsinone to thiI
pert.
The chip sintFam, loaded with 245C
tons Of coal from Nanaim0, has sailed
for San Francisco.
The bark @. o. Whitmore arrived al
Departure Bay last week, sven day
from san Franoisos. to load Wellington
coal for Honolul1.
The steamship Aneon took aboard 30C
tons Of coal for Alaska, from Departure
Bav. last week.
The steamship AIki has been rechar.
tered By Dunsmuir a sens 70 carry
nlerehandise to the Wellington col.
Iieries and load coal as return ear0oea
The ship Harry Morse, Captain z. l.
Murphy, has arrived at Hanaimo "a
load . return cargo Of coal 10 Sar
Francisco.
The ships 4. p. Buck and Comma.
dore cleared last Saturday from San
Francisco for Nsnaimo. 10 load return
carRoss Of coal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

OF the dslightfal liquid fruit remedy,
Syrap Of Fies. commend Il % all whc
safer fr0oa bahitEal constipation and
kindred lila Bsing IN liquid form and
pleasant % the taste. barmleas N u.
nAfzre stren0thsnmg - uell - elsans-
ina IN - Bgspertiea. it is sasaiy taken
b. osd and y0aGe. and truly oeBs4eiAl
II lie hse.e, Ana therefore toe favoFiss
family rsGedy. especially sfsh 10
ladies and chill Tsn. VITO require ga
ale vet edsatiVe laxative FIR sale b
I A. b. stewart. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

The following deeds we're nled in the
Auditors Office for reoord yesterday;
Isabella Gray 70 Charles Nsh, loss
aad !. bloek 26, A A. Dsnny's addition,
f4C10.
James MeNsnRht to James n. Col
nan, q small tract Of land 10 sections
3, 4 and 10, township a. range 4 east, 81.
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Den's fan T. attend tie opeuIue 8
ths LadieS Exshanss tonight.
Hon- O. n. Bradshaw ef Port Town
sad is 10 the city.
Captain Hsrbegs r. Bssehsr, sx-Col.
isetor Of Cust0ns, 10 IN town-
Z A. strout, secretary ct the lee Com
seny, retafoed lass eSsning from 81
Aesars- 4. n. Camel and ". Blsckes
excect % be passenesrs On TIE outaoiur
steamer Leo f0E Afaaka, sailing tenor
row.
Btah0p Paddock, nov Ia TIE Esst. !.
expected here on Tue second Sunday {.
Nav, ween be wfIl perfsrn the rite Of
conhrmaiion 10 Trinity Church.
Mrs B5ves. organizer Of shs W. O. T
u. q Canada vii lecture 90 tsmpeF-
aDce, aided ~ charts. next Thursds,
snd Friday evenings, 81 tie 7. n. O. q
Rev. d. J. Piercs, Who has beer
granted 9 two mouths leave Of abssncs
- bis congregation. left this morning
On trip % Wyoming. where be goes q
attend 90 e0me busineas matfexa. h
giil visit many psints throughout fhe
sist and West before be retzrra.
". P. yahnson Of Winnipeg, q. =.
Orton Of Victoria. q. NJ. Bradshaw Of
Fort fownaend. y. n. Gilbert Of Van.
eoaver, ". T.. ]. Z. Phelps, wife and
Daughter OF Harold. Dakota, Thomas
ksidy Of Tacoma. Joseph Comstook 81
Fort Madison, are 81 the Arlington.
Leo MlilneF Of ChIoaQo, III, Z. J. No
Ian an3 N. A. Rothehild Of San Fran
cisco, Alfred Rssoh Of Portland, Wm.
). Hale and Henry Z. Johnston Of Ia
coma, B. W. Baker Of Olympia, Thos
H. Wilson Of Speak, and J. r. Mayne
Of Pert Biaksly, are az the Brunswick.
H. Bigslev ct Lansing Mich J, HI.
Mayer Of Illinois, r. H. Hixsn Of Kesf,
walter Hawiey Of Minneapolis. L.
hamlin Of Ohio, j. q. StuemeR, Wills
n. Jsoksoa OF Minneapolis, J. r. De
Bsrnsan and wife Of AuroFa, II. q, In.
gram OF Topeka. =. II. Turner Of Samish,
L. H. AlvoFd Of Vancouver (B. O., are
o. the New England.
J. Z. Avery and wife Of Adrian, NJ oh,
L. Y. Miller Of New York, L. Y. Cook
and GWin Hicks Of Taeoma. O. n. HAYS
OF O0uuou biuus, George n. Evans and
DR.. Baker Of Port LndIow. Oapt. II. r.
beecheF and d. 4. williams of Port
Townsend, N. @. Giltnss Of Victoria,
W. II. Mead snd Hugh Ross Of Pert
land. John J. shaughnessy Of San Fran
cisco. G. z. Pond Of Oolfax, Lewis t.
chan and wife Of Louisville are at the
Ocsideatal.
General Mastering Ofiser n. n.
Holmes. OF Seattle, on Tuesday even
ina. the 9Th, organised Grand Army
post in Blaiae, With fftesn charter
membera, and the following officers:
Post Commander. 8. p. Hughes; s. v.
o.. A }. LOOMS; ). V. O.. J. W. Barber;
Adjutant, W. H. West; QaartermasteF,
James Gain; Surgeon, /. NJ. Scott
Chaplain, ]. N. Lindsey; o. D.. Il. NJ.
Rodgers; o. O., Wan. Logan; B. n, d.
Arndt; Q. u. s., Wm. Evaos. Reynolds
vas the name chosen for the hew post.
There are a number OF old soldiers here.
members Of other posts. who intend
transferring their membership to this
post.-BlaiHs Journal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Two BURaLAHIEs.- II Burglars catered
The resideass q Mr.. p. ". Bird, in
sosth Seaasis. Sunday night. and stole
s. and a silver watch. There was quite
3 sum Of money nssr tbs watch which
tse burglars overlooked. Mr.. p. d.
Hamiin's residence Waa entered the
saae niehs and so bslonging 10 Sac
day ssh0oi wers s.olen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

ANorEER ISsFEuroB- Saturday
last Collector BROOKS appointed Bates
Rogers Of this city, an inspector Of Cos
toms in this diatrica. Mr.. 4 eers frat
came into prominence a. . policeman
duFine the trOable one year age, and be
Afterwards did effective vsrk a. Deputy
United States Marshal. IN approheud-
ing and arrsatinR persons engaged IN
aniawfally selling hqR0r % Indians.
he viii DO doaht be . Rsetal man in
the revenue service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
/ LOAN AND Trust COMPANY
ORGANIZED.

A banking organization to be knoVn
a. the Guarantee Loan and Trust Com.
pany Of Washington Territory, has
recently been formed in this city with
the special purposs Of dealing In mort
cages upon unimproved farm property.
The principal place Of business Of the
company viii be IN Seattle, bat branches
sill be established AZ different places in
the Territory. Among the projectors Of
the enterprise are Mr.. e. yard b. DOwu-
ing and Mr.. Charles Il kitteuRir Of the
well known banking firm of EdW. B.
Downing a Co., MF. David N. Baxter
OF Rutland, Vermont, Mr.. George II.
HeilbFon Of Boston, Mas, and Mr..
Leigh Hunt. proprietor OF the PesT-
fxTKLLIaKSCKR. The company starsB
With q capital OF g. 1000. fully paid up,
and Il is understood that it siil sucsesd
10 the Business Of EdW. B. Downing 4
Co. The officers OF the csmplny ara I:
President, Leigh Hunt Vice President,
David N. Baxter; frsasur r, Edward
b. Downing Secretary, Gee. II. He'll
hronl; Examiner. Charles II. KIttinger.
Articles Of Incorporation will be fled in
a few days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Darn % JUDas SrsOS0.-JadZs VIII
liam Strone. wsO 10 ISIS cas- APPOINTED
GATED States Distress Jaa1s 81 wash
in0ton Tsrrtt nv, Ard TEN Ainsd on tie
B neh uattl 1861. died N Portland D
AZ q i0ah Of acute hepatItis, Aecd 81
seArs aud , aaeaths. BE hsd bees q
resident Of Orsgon And waskinRton
A acs lao
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

There was large astan1anca a thu
sexvicaa held a Trinity Church ysstsr-
day. Early sasharisf uss - J O'slsck
q n. ne msrninR prayer With special
snfAsmA seEzaon ard holy commanioB
cesaFEsd Ct I1.Ik Tks ncsoE. Gee. II.
Ws1ssB. Dictated. his morninR text b.
isg saken from Isl CoEinf siAns. sCkFiEl
our Passover BE aaeF Esd for us. there.
fore Let a. keep the feasa.r Ihe ehnrch
YES h&nosoxnely deengassd, and the
choir. e1nsi>Eine % Misses Alien and
Han, MFs. GFasse, and MssEs. StevsBs
and Lsck, rsn1srsd tie follouinR PRE-
Rrzm.
ne RaaaaEn Antheu-aChrist orr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

THIoH BRoKES.-YesterdAy sftsrnOea
. Greek named JscAmsnd OondeFtaa
vas raR over near the depot By John
KAhAley's drAy. Aad had bis thigh
broken. about half way beswesn ths
knee and hip. tie was carried 20 the
Oossn Hoase where The fractured limb
eos So. and whsre he wzs made 80
eomfeFtAhle - possible arder the cir.
cuustances.
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FLAsnEs Faen Jus eArIrAl.

TIE PosT- ISIxLLIaKScEa correspond
sns at Olympia last eveainR telsRrAphsd
the followinR srist:
A salute wa Hred here today IN honor
o. GsvernoF Semple's AppoiutmsnL
TIE street. fAkir carried away 500
fr.un oar sisizsns-
The wife Of w. Hildebrant Of this
eity gave birth TO txipists tsdsy.
81. Joha's Musiczl Socisty Gil give
tns s'Miksdo7 IN TseonA % FRIDAY and
Seattle % Saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

et0o0oo anstion sale Of clothing and
gents farnishing goods. being che
stock Of J. Baam 4 Co. sold - ShsE q .
sale lass week IN san FrzBeiseo fig SPOT
cash. Oar kuvsF, On tre Alert aIth
ready czsh. rAked 10 Aboat 60 90 soFtH
q less than eost u material IoxLAs
4 STN0EKaAS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

HsMH AaATS --reErsncs 0'Brisa, the
lameerman, whose camp 10 AZ SlHek
JanctiOn, accompanied by his family,
Eetaraei from = visit 10 southern Cali
goFnis on Sunday eveRtne. Mr.. % Rrien.
daring the early part Of the winter, vas
taken With typhoid fever. and bad a
very nAFroS escspe. When be nBaliy
recovered. bis strength did aot retaEn,
add the tTiP 10 California was Esde in
tae hope that be would Fsolvee tis
vented vieoF. His mEHy friends 90 the
eooad III bs pleased 20 learn thSt the
aesirsd ohisst Gas aoconplishei, sud
toAt Me-. 9'BFien has fuily recovered
els health. he vill visit the camp 81
stack JunciiOa teday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

AucTIoS PuBcHAsR We eoaRht 81
aaotion last week 5000 suits OF the
stock Of j Baum & 90. sold ii Sheriff
sale. Regular price el2 81; viii be sold
fer 6. ToKLks 4 STNaERMkS. aplo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Silk Sals.-TN attEact sllk baysHs,
reae ToKxAs q SaaszxGs's advertise
Rert,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Embroidery and LAss SAle.--To At
tract embroidery and lacs buyeFs, read
ToKIks A SNoEEMkN's advertisement
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
Maslin underwear At CIElaI'a

LADIES' Linen Callsrs. MondAy Eorn-
ina, leo dozen 81 cent each, II foxLAs
A rrsaEhMAN spS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

ReS YoFE auction. A let Of Iaees and
embroidertes. CHKsrKR CLEARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Silk ssle.-To attrAot silk buyers,
read foKIAs 4 sNoERMAH's advertise
ment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12
FrRsT BAPTTs7 CHURCH.

Easter Sunday being the last on
which the pastor, Rev. ID. J. Pierce,
would preach prior 10 his vacation and
trip TO the Eastern States. there was Q
large congregation 81 the morning and
evening services. Tue following per-
sens comprised the choir; Sopranos
Miss Susie Ward. Miss LaaFa MaeRse
aud Miss MtrriAsld; altos-Mrs. George
". Ward and Mrs.. L. v. Ward; tenors
-Messrs. w. L. Ludlow, o. E. Adams,
Z. @. Caldwell and George W. Ward;
bassos-M essrs. A. H. King, O. w. Ad-
ANS and J. w. Rixby.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

lssfs. dress goods. half veal, o1xAHy.
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~cAuGMT or

Ia ths last campaign Ioa rs1a4Dbeg
there was an afsempa 10 etR soi1e Waaa
waa called an Antl-s hiness party. tne e.
fsct. had Il been saceesstai. Soeid have
heeu 70 spait Up the Peoples pAFtyi oas
tas Pecgle's party US esilsely teo
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coxMTrrEE on ooxTKRKNcE.


being tbs head center Of the proposed
Union l. Dor movement. he was met
Yesterday and questioned as 20 the stu
atian from bis standpoint.
"Yoa can iast pat down once for sil, "
be said. that the people will rule here.
cannot tell you anything nov-I'm a.
Gloss AZ this door, bat everything IL ar
ranged and You can sag that vs vill
Tin, Who are the candidAtesl Well,
Mayor Mann n oar choice, bat am not
snre be will ACCEPT. ! am bringing ell
the influence 10 bear 90 him that can.
| II he refuses, then vs have another can
didate that will surprise the peopla."
and who IL thstg
sWeIl. we are waiting 10 see il Mayor
Mann refuses, aud IL he boswell, Ne
have been keeping u aufal quiet, bot
doa't mind saying that 10 u melody else
thanJ n. Backley.n
Assistant @ neral Manager Buckley
az the Northern PAeihcf"
me sane. Mr.. Bocklsy has always
been
FsrxxD on EHE wOSKSa MEN.
We danf care anything about tue
positioa be holds Any more thsn Ss
hoid the editor % a newspaper personally
reSponsiole for the political views exs
pressed il that paper when 10 b owned
bv other parties 1 have kneSn Back
lev 70 do maay . good deed for the
uorkip0man, and II be becomrs The
candidate Of our party an in for es1.
fhis will Be Surprise 10 . good N ans
people. bat u be Is DOminaied be ea1
Be elected easily
Oae vito took an active para IN ths
last campaign ~ : straight Re. 1Aii,aa
sAid Yesterday. has insisted Oh not oeins
quOted: Il wsaid JUS as leave sse ths
| Whole dynamite crowd eiected - 10 80
that nugwamR N yvemsot sacse-~fsi
% disgusasd am | AZ the manner .
Which we wee ssas6t IN subusf. Il
rsminds me u hes the Pecpie's part
~eArauT on"
Ia ste last campaign. Yoa rsasDb-i
tbsre 80 an aasempa 10 ca saiEs va
waa calssd an Antl-t Illness party tne 81
fsct. had IL been saceesstai. Seeid hAv'
been 10 spiit up the Peoples party %
1 - EfEsFRafH "a
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The children's seryiee al 6 2. N. vas
largely attended. The Easter offerings
ct the noon ssrvice vas ever $500. while
the ehildreR's offerings amounted 10 SIS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
CREATING BOGUS CHECKS.
why the Police Arc Looking for John
Hart, alias Ed Hart.

The police are on the lookout for clever
and bold forgcr, who came his tricks over
c. Il. Bryan & Co, yesterday and tried II
on Loeb & Nook, but without success,
though through no fault OF his. The
names given by the villain were John
Hart and Ed Hart, and his place OF bust
css with A. h. Duncan 4 Co., Beale street
merchants His mode OF operating was
ingenious and safe for u brief period.
Tuesday evening he went to &. Is. Bryan
d Co =, ordered ten barrels Of coal sent TO
No 2l0 South street, and rendered checl.
for $50 bearing the signature OF a. u.
Duncan in payment. Coal is 60 cents per
barrel; the total cost was ~, and thus the
fellow got Sli cash in change. The coal
was sent ont yesterday morning, and, OF
course, had 10 Ice brought back, rs there
WAS no such number To the cOal-mcn he
gave the name Of John Hart.
Previous To- going 20 BryaDs the bogus
check man bought two shirts OF Loeb q
Nook under the name of Ed. Hart and
rendered check bearing the same sigma
turc Tor SIS 10. For some reason the firm
/ did not make the change, and he got nc
money. The shirts wep sent 20 A. II
Duncan's, according 10 the buyers order
and the false prctcnses were disclosed by
| the pppriotors stating that no one In theil
/ employ bon that name. The fellow has
no doubt left the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

KiSDuNG- Williams & Co. Is saw.mill
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, PA Second st.
II. II. BALDWIN & Co., dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street,
PuRR and white as the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits r,ised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN & LILY CorrEE AND SricE Co.
srrcIAL students will he received IN any
department rt the lligbcc School, or Ia
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or In tho
Business Course.
FAM HANDs furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. Will deliver
families nj the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passcn-
ger agent ". 4 T.. milroad, Atlanta, Ga.
4. q. Box No. 236.
Miss CNupIE NJ KEiTfSC, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
ing NJ the music-house Of u. H. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give frcc scholarship for the last iiy,
months OF the session ~ reward 10 ia,
pupil having the best record up 70 Fehru
AIRY for diligynt study andtho highest de
gree OF perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
T.rLcy shoo,inE,

Nuliug llt huuNlAr' NJ
SHOOTING GALLERY,
Corner Main and Jefferson. 10 cents q
shot Como aud get your turkey.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
Thanks 90 Donors.

The Sisters OF the Good Shepherd, on
Poplar street, beg to return thanks to their
many friends for Christmas donations.
Their institution was abundantly supplied
with good things, and mostly from private
and individual contributions. Mosrs. La
llache and T.. Hart also gave them n share
Of the donations at the Cotton exchange.
Christmas eve DIR. Porter sent them gift
of $50. Their house numbers sixteen Sis
tiers OF the Good Shepherd, twenty-five
orphans and thirty.nino Magdalen peni-
tents, sovon,y-soycn In all, and is doing a
quiet but crcditablc work in our midst.
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nnnslrnn

y mNoyED ~ TnE USE or cocoNNr.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair
Buncits Flayorng extracts are the
best.
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terfeit money, both Of whom are fresh from
there. Mr. Spratley stated to the police
before leaving that unless the government
went back on him, he would have every
mothers son of the gang behind the bars
There may yet be something developed
that will startlc the good State OF Mssis
sippi involving several OF her hitherto re-
spectacle and prominent citizens.
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK
Aud Trust Company.
DErosIrORS' NOTICE.

IStrrrsr at the rate 81 three l3l per
ccnium per annum has been declared 10y
the board Of trustees Of this bank, ON all
accounts entitled thereto. payable on and
after January l, 1855 Interest not drawn
will be- credited the same NJ amy regular
deposit. All deposits made prior 10 the
j,h day Of each month will bear interest
from the lsi.
JAMS NAIuAN. Cashier.
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Tur photograph exhibition which was
10 have been held next Friday evening NJ
the Y. NJ e.. 4. rooms, for the benefit Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, has been postponed
10 January 20, 1883, AZ which time the
most complete instrument Of III kind over
seen Ia the south, with On cntiWly new
and original program, will be placed ON
exhibition and put In practical operation.
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Now L. the Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with 1odide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. \
certain cure for rheumatism, scruiulous al
fcclious, and all diseases peculiar 20 females.
Rcno,atcs and inyigomtcs the system. Phys
icians recommend IT, Take no other Ran
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers
Nashville. Tenn. II per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street.
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Gop,rrt & TrzryANr, agents for tho
celebrated Tate water, have just Ucciycd a
fresh supply. This water has received the
highest Endorsement ~ q cure for dyspCp-
Na, mulufIaand all di-oasrsul the stomach,
bowels, liver and Kidneys H. shipping
qualities aru uuoNccllrd. Send Tor forty
page pamphlet TO Thomas Tomlinson,
Tate Spring. Tenn.
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MrLroGp buys old gold.
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TASTES, Tinc yct.

lion Mountain route runs a Pullman
Buffet Slocpingcm and FREQ Reclining
Chair Car from Memphis to st. Louis
without change, daily, In 10 hours Ticket
Office, No. - Madison street.